caliburn.micro

问题 Style definition in Resources/Shared.xaml ( updated ): <ResourceDictionary xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" xmlns:system="clr-namespace:System;assembly=mscorlib"> <system:Double x:Key="fullHeight" >26</system:Double> <system:Double x:Key="halfHeight" >16</system:Double> <Thickness x:Key="m">10</Thickness> <Style TargetType="Button"> <Setter Property="FontSize" Value="{StaticResource fullHeight}"/> <Setter

问题 I would like to bind the methodname propererty of the caliburn.micro actionmessage to a method on a child object of the ViewModel. How I would imagine it should work: <i:Interaction.Triggers> <i:EventTrigger EventName="Click"> <cal:ActionMessage MethodName="MenuItemX.Clicked" /> </i:EventTrigger> </i:Interaction.Triggers> The problem here is that the methodname does not live directly on the viewmodel, but on a childobject of the viewmodel. So in this case I would like to bind to: ViewModel

问题 I have a page (view) in my Windows Phone 7 application that uses the Silverlight Map control. I need to call the SetView method on the control, but I'd like to stick to the MVVM style of keeping functionality in the view model. I plan to call this method after clicking on an application bar button, so I don't have access to the Map via the EventArgs parameter. What's the best way to do this? 回答1: I haven't worked with the map control myself, but here's a couple of ideas off of the top of my

问题 I'm new on Caliburn Micro and want some advice on which path to take to devolop my app interface and navigation between views. My idea is to have a MainWindow which will contain a menu of buttons, each one related with a specific view. Each view will be stored in a separated WPF UserControl. The mainWindow will also contain a TabControl bound to an ObservableCollection of tabs on viewmodel. Everytime a button on menu is clicked, I want to add a new tab with a ContentPresenter inside that will

问题 This is a pretty long question, so please bear with me. Currently I am developing a small tool intended to help me keep track of the myriad of characters in my Stories. The tool does the following: Load the characters which are currently stored as json on the disk and stores them in a list, which is presented in the Shell via a ListBox. If the user then opens a character the Shell, which is a Conductor<Screen>.Collection.OneActive , opens a new CharacterViewModel , that derives from Screen .

问题 I have a Caliburn.Micro application with many projects. Several projects refer to the same dll in a separate folder. Now I needed to replace that dll with a newer version. I removed the reference from all projects and added it again. But I am getting a runtime error: Could you please help? P.S. I tried to use fuslogvw.exe, but it shows up empty: 回答1: I think you're using Visual Studio. First of all, check in the properties of all that FileHelpers referenced if the Specific Version is set to

问题 I have an MVVM-based WPF application that relies on Caliburn.Micro . In one view, I am displaying a DataGrid and a Button . The DataGrid displays a collection of items, where the item class derives from PropertyChangedBase . The button should be enabled or disabled based on the contents in the editable DataGrid cells. What is the most reliable approach to achieve this with Caliburn.Micro ? Schematically, this is what my code looks right now: public class ItemViewModel : PropertyChangedBase {

问题 I am attempting to have a key binding cause an event within the view model. I have been search for a while and have not come across any solutions that have worked thus far, unfortunately. This is what I am basically attempting to implement: <i:Interaction.Triggers> <i:EventTrigger EventName="createNew"> <cal:ActionMessage MethodName="newCustomer" /> </i:EventTrigger> </i:Interaction.Triggers> I am wanting a way to provide a "hotkey" to allow the user to implement a newCustomer event within

问题 I am using MVVM/Caliburn.Micro in a silverlight 5 project and I have a requirement to automatically change the text the user enters in a silverlight textbox to uppercase. First, I thought I could just set the backing variable on the ViewModel to uppercase and the two way binding would change the text. That didn't work (though I believe it will if I use a lost focus event, but I cannot do that since I have other things I must do for KeyUp as well and attaching two events results in a xaml

问题 Is there a way to reuse a WPF View using it with Caliburn.Micro? In example I've got a DetailViewBase.xaml with a SaveAndClose and Cancel button. Now I want to use the DetailViewModelBase and the XAML in PersonView(Model). I hope this is question is clear. 回答1: If my assumption is correct, I think what you mean is that you want to 'compose' a more complex view from several simpler viewmodels. You can inherit from viewmodels, but obviously a viewmodel can only have one active view at a time.